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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
J. sEAVER PAGES RECORD ABROAD
BRINGING home MANY PRIZES WON At VARIOUS
PIGEON SHOOTING CONTESTS.

BRINGING HOME MANY PRIZES WON At VARIOUS
PIGEON SHOOTING CONTESTS.
j. seaver Page. OF this city. ret"rned nome
yesterday the Etrurla, aiter TWO
nouns visit TO Great Britain ana the CON
tinent lie used the time he spent britain TO great
advantage for he acquired reputation IN English
sporting circles as shot The English sport
ing press spoke OF bis skill Ia high terms.
and he OH prizes amounting in va"e to about
$50 or S4OO from the pigeon shooting cone is
in which lie look part
"Thats tue gun that did IT," said he to TRIBUNE re-
porter night aud as lie spoke he nodded toward 'he
little beauty which Ia his hands sustained the cred OF
America =" we'll " 1 was mt Oduccd to the liuIlnsh'm
Club through the courtesy Of Mr. feg T,a 8;
is one OF the most exclusive clubs
in London You may have an idea of IT'S style when |
tell you the gounds alone cost halt million dollars
We have uolhng ike II here CViDpaIcd Win England
We are s1S @e1"f l" nur Gn'% '% nS
ga We NE al to the best circles. nd think
to know him. of the finest fellows ton can meet
shot with The birmingham club. the Gum Tub tue Kane
near Brighton al at all of them Here are
solpo Of records, and he handed the reporter some
"aI Jury yards rise J. Pare proved himself we'll
able hold his with the b"si OF our men bringing
Mr.. Page tied Tor hrst with Mr.. Bumper
seraek" shot and beat G. saiSed one OF tnr n"@s
shos. Tie t"h. speaking OF his WORK al tne
and after good foru this bis first visit
TO Huriiughsm the American visitor although handling
a strange gun. shot unCOnInODy WELL
AT RaneIagh Mr.. Page shot three matches with
Count de Bertinoro, the terms agreed on helm
10 shont At birds each. Mr.. Page
bron ght fifteen birds Oi sireen his opponent
killed nine out OF Twelve and gave up. Al southwirk
neal Brighton Mr Page did nObly for America. shoot
ing with representative marksnen from all the worll
over tel for three prizes aud carried Oh QUE attract
ing the admiration OF the entire Held OF thirty or iof
shooters.
The British bet heavily these matches. re-
marked Mr. Page. 81 was astoni-hed on me oo
casion TO see lonth OF twenty Tour or so ventura
$4,000 on a single shetland he won" Mr. Page TOOK
mari In the on the Ettura tor tue benefit
OF the tbs kev. B. b. Dayton, who died At sea
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DOLOR rs DARTMOOR STICKS TO HER
STORY.


SHE FEELS Confident or HrR ACQUITTAL AND
~ CIARES sH WAS NEVER MARRIED.
The excitement caused 10y the shooting OF Mary Jen-
Mugs Thursday at West New-Brighon. :. l.. hy Do
lores Daruiuor subsidized. although the subject Is
Invested OF much OF It's romance. Captain Richard Chris
tOphor retired merchant and II. Don Leslie. lumber
merchant. oil West NeW-Brghton, who went ban Tor
Miss Darlmoor had personal acquaintance with the
prisoner. but upon radng accounts OF the affair Eo day
the shooting her than have 20 Jail. he
came her boudSmen lur appearance IN court They
called Miss DaI moor estray ana had long Inter
view with her. Sht utuicd hat she married,
aud sad: "DO | look Ike "a married Nonani The
stories IA the morning aIers III many cases. false,
and shall Nr~ NOTk tie cdois Of the pa
Iets about IL Shc gave lao salts sciOrj answer to the
question whether She the prtsou who H. IN tue
Grdud Central Hotel affair Time and rbgs 10
her story that SIZE VII. soon c"ne mt" pOsesson OF an
etar left 10y her mother bu Will give no particulars.
lu conversation. Miss DSrtmuOr doe, not aPpcat be
the iterdt- that she Is reported Ia lie and
Language T. correct and PROPER She received letter
yesterday lawyer Of tins city Offering her bis
vices she refused 10 give his uauie hhd address aud
feel perfectly confident that fair trial
sho will 10 rNOueraied. There l. 40 rent paid Tor the
house which j. living aud size l. there SIMPLY
CUSTODIAN Her bund-eu are not anxious TO surrender
her, as has been reported
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OBITUARY..
DAVIS COILAMORE.


Davis COIamore. tho vel known importer and
dealer In china and porcelain ware. died yesterday
home Kchurst Orange, ~ j., of heart disease.
lie had been ing several years but for the most
of that time was able attend " his BUSINESS. He
was born Scituatc Mas IN SO aud was member
Of a large family OF boys all Of whom except William
COlIaniOc been connected In one way or another
with tie china business Aliam ColldmOIe re-
named on the Oh homestead In MaSsa-
ohusetts and is living there yet. DAVIS
CollOmOrc went into business In 1856. His
Iartner was his brother Eb,ueLer who then q
clerk IN one the dow n-tOwn houses. He was hrst
engaged A. n clerk but In lS42 his brother took him
Partnership Twenty years later the brother re-
tired from tho pa tneTshp and DAVIS Colam0re con-
unued tho business on his own account. OllInOr
COIamOrc another brother. was also member OF the
firm for umc. but no also lett 1t ana now con-
duets a large business In Union square.
Tho firm first bol an business In J0bn-st ana after
ward removed 10 Broadway and Chambers-st The
next move was to 505 broadway, ana nine
wears Ia err In 1850. another move was made to NO.
ness furord them uptown and the store was located
at No 747 broadway. The last move was mace I'D
1873. when the resent extensive establishment was
ntted mn at broadway and Twenty ffst-st. Until
about year Mr. COl,amOro mas erS0nal charge
OF the entire establishment, and then fai Ing health
Induced him to turn It into n company, OF which ne
WA the president Many or his emrl0yes VINO
had been with him for a long time were rewarded
with an Interest I'm the business. DAVIS COllamore q
70 has been one the best known houses In the
Costly wares amounted to many thousand dollars sno
unrl n few years ago he took trips abroad and pur-
chased tho hest that he could find there TOT MS Own
huIines5 Mfr COamOrrs wife died In November:
lse3 hut two DAUGHTERS survive him Tue DunaI
will be at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Boston.
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DIED.

CUMMTNG-Edith Merwtn only child OF Sarah and James
Cumming, In the 18th year OF her
Funeral from her late residence No 359 Maconst Brook
Ign. on Sunday. l4th inst at 2 D.
COLLAMORE-At his late home Behurst in ORANGE ". T.
Oh the 18th inst OF typhoid fever Davis Coamore In his
67th year.
Funeral from his residence MONDAY 18th inst
arrival Of the l20 tram from foot OF Christopher or
Barclay st. New York.
Carriages will De waiting at the Orange depot
InterInent at Auburn. ". Y
HOFFMAN-Sudieny. August H. Charles. of tho late
Anthony y. Il Onman IL ia, Goth year OF his ago.
Funeral services from his late residence, 80 Madsonave
Monday, 18th inst. at 10 a.
HJNTER-At Caldwell, n. j. Thursday. August IL, 1887.
hsres Henry Hunter NJ d. IN the 18th year OF his age
Funeral on ruestay. the 18th inst, AZ 1880 m
Carriages will be In waiting Montcar 70 meet train the
sls l. '" H. H. leaving new YORK 4' 'iO anu newark AZ
JoRDAN-At Statewide n. c.. August Is. 1887, william
Churchill Jordan. NJ d.. late OF 3O4 Madisonaye this
Tuterment at Greenwood
PALMEESuidenly August 10. 1881 in his 4Sth year
George HsiteI Pal Of tlsltt) william l. Palmer
Interment at WOoilawn.
Funeral private.
sTEwART-on Thursday August II. Theodore Stewart
at the Grand Union Hotel saratoga in the 0Oth yesrot
his
Relatives and friends also OF Pacific Lodge No.
233 f. and A. NJ. respectfully Iuys to attend thu
At his late residence. AS East 2jdst, on
~un iay August Il. at Up.
Please omit Movers
WOODRUPF-At Green wich, n. Y, August II, MARI
Ennis, infant daughter OF Randolph BTant and Mary
GHin Woodruff. age months and day.
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A7EXAS BULL IN THE NAVY YARD.
TERRIFYING THE MARINES md BAND BEFORE Il

TERRIFYING THE MARINES md A BAND BEFORE hh
WAS CAPTURED.
An ugly looking Texas bull, which jumped or fell OF
cattle barge that being towed through the Wa!a
bout yesterday morning. swan over to the Navy YARD
and landing Just back Of the marine barracks mahe
things decidedly lively and had lots OF run
about the yard for awhile. He was followed by the
the bull as pursusr he fortunate and discreet captain
having hid the triumphant animal started Tor the cat
eru gateway The German sentinel on gnard tnere WIS
made aware OF the beasts arrival by seeing Us os
rhrus, through the window with shock thar almost
knor ked The sentry-boY and sent the amazed ocr
pant flying over the little stove at the rlsK OF De'Ae
his neck. .a,o.
Findng that he could not gain an entrance
the bull started toward the Engineering Department,
but that u are had become suddenly deserted IL o0Eed
so esolate In fact the animal evidently conclndeh
There would he little fun for HIM and started for the
baseball ground just then Con ernos band entered the
Yorks gate. The red trousers OF the musicians causht
the beasts eye and with savage below he started TOT
the music makers. They saw him coming, and In less
time than IL takes to tell IL every Italian was
ont OF the yard and inside beer shop across
the street where they waited with barracadcd doors
Then the bull started again toward the baseball
ground. Arriving there he found Sergeant Grupp and
the sport Uuterrhed by the odds AGAINST him the In
furated beast made dash AZ one OF the marines but
Grurp Was too quick for him The officer had seen
service the plains He had lasso Win
him and he used 1t dexterously that
In a moment the believing monarch OF the fields was
him lie tried 70 get up. but the guard was TOO muon
for him. Thew fastened him securely 10 tree ana there
he remained an unwilling captive until his owner ana
gang OF assistants took him away for execution.
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FUNERAL or COLONEL SPENCER.

The funeral OF Colonel Charles s. Spencer held
yesterday afternoon at his home. No 446 West Twenty
thirdst The coffin bore upon ts I'D silver plate with
this inscription Charles s. Spencer born February
IL. 1924. died August IL, 1887" A bunch OF white
eutwined with palm leaves lay upon the collin
while several other beautiful floral offerings
IT, The Rev C. IL Butler. OF the South eormed Church.
conducted the exercises
Among those present were Governor Cornell Roscoe
COnkng General sice, eX-AldernIan \ V. Il. Cooper,
John W. Marshal ex-Assrmbvman John Winfoph.
Charles r. Davies. Philip Jordan. r. g. Lee. william II.
Gedney. william II. Belilmy Colonel Arthur crooks,
Licuf enant-Colonel Henry Gimpel. and ex.Aldcrman
GERS old regiment Collector lhomss Murphy Captain
James ~ Byrne. Major A. Green William Leary, K.
Assemblyman Nicholas Sesgnst, Colonel William Van
Wyck. exJudge Isaac Dayton. aud a committee repro
senting the bar OF this city.
Tho body taken last evening to Ithaca over the
Lehgh Valley Railroad and will held there
this morning The body was accompanied by Mrs
Spencer, and her daughter and Mr.. ana Mrs f. r.
shenk Resolutions appropriate 10 the death Of Colonel
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Post Office Notice.

Cshsuld DO read daily by all interested rs changes nay
Letters Tor foreign neei not bs spscly al
for .pat by any particular .tea nor sscsp vasI
s desired cent duplicates OF 0.n<ins Ald so nrclLl
documents letters not specially aiire'sei0as seas ~ is
s"Tese mails for tn week ending August 20 will sl,,
promptly in all cases) At this ohcs as follows
70 m g,SsT s pSE s.
directed per Mexico"l.
from Nv 6I re 'Hs ''''''' per 'H' D.
wEDNEspAY-At l5o n tor ireland per steamship
and other aroe..n counre. must Dc directed per ClY
Of Rome si m tor j~naiea ina o sas"P Pea
per steamship Atlas via Limon at ~ IN. ioc
EPsnsn 2. e.isiss ii,.1S PES -: '.:
SSy" psf Steamship cs yt q Da n rom New.
. Snisr Pro-, Morse 10 s. d from on Newo
THURsDAY-M M for Bermuda ,lsa per r. steamship
S Suesssn per steamssp MsDnsita dsitrs
Mexican states must Se directed psT Data ~
from Ssworoana
ERIDAy-Atsp for rratiio. per steamship srona.
per steamer ro Hilit.t
sATURDAYAt a. n. for Brazil and the La Plata coua-
TSonas for Barbafoss and Trinidad and Demerar.
Va sfs tS S ossr Island.
rse!sd RnsnSs at ,ts Tor f S ss
s%assfiauG italy Spain and Portugal must Cs a.
Espsna. Italy spsn an Portugal p.r steamship "a
R RSsas 'c mTs must
Asne'O ats IN. for scotland direct per sts.n.no
Efhopia via Dllsgsv Qeters must - dlre:tei pee
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Schiclan via ertAm (ettors must ,, d-
1890 yn,r SchIsIam") IN. for ST Crolx and
81 Thomas via CrOlx. and Tor the Nndwart Islands
6,ract nsr steamship Trinidad at 10 a. for Central
America and South Pacific ports per steamship New.
mort wa Aspinwin Ceters for Gdate maa must DO d.
rcctod per Newport
Malls China and Japan per steamship Gaelic drom san
Francscol close here August 'l6 AZ o. Mails foe
Australia NewZ aland. sandwich, Fi and samoan Is
lands per ship Zealanda tfrOm San Francsc closs
here August 10 AZ u m Tor on arrival AZ New orx d
steamship Gernanlc with British mails for Austrlia
Malls for the society Islands per ship rImtl (t:on
San Francisrol. close hero August "a at D.
Mails Cuba. by rail- 70 Tampa Fla, and thence "
via Key West Fla, close az this ONCE dAJ ~
230a IN
sche iue OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails 10 arranged
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overan asnss
to Mails the East wing on time ~
the day OF sailing OF steamers arc as
patched thence the SAM day -.., ,..
Post OHicc, NewYork. N. Y, Aug. IL 1871
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NEU- H1TEN.
BEATING THE CHIEF or POLICE WITH STEEL KNUCK-
LES-IIQuOR IINENSEs.


LEs-LIQUOR LICENSES
NEw-HAyES, Aug. l3.-NOt since tho murder OF
jennie CraIner has tIis city been thrown into such
excitement II last sunday, when 1t became
known dat Chief holman Of tho Now-liavcn police
department., had boeu terribly. and possibly fatally
pounded ny notorious ruiiian, Edward McDeriOtt.
Many members VI the police force bear oo-
cL-onel by blows from McDcrmOu's list About one
year ago McDermott nearly Killed officer Tghe, when
Chief BoIman arrived the scene aud attacked Me
boruOu and his gang. hcDoniOtt and two
UtnoIs were se'eioIy punlshoI, and ally they
To be ieVcnged. sunday McIJcruiut mo I
the chief, and conducted himself in such a manner
that he chef cOnside. ell u his Iuty place him
under arrest lie had hardy done 40 when McDcr-
uiOJI struck him blow with Ids Htcei-CUVcrcd hst
which si"asLld BOllman's uOse AMI cut deep cash
In his head. After kc.Ing and pounding the chefs
PROSTATE body, McDcInOu ran away but Wa arrested
think that ROllman wll recover.
Tho mosquitoes. which for over two months have
male life burlcn In this city. have disappeared as
suddenly n they
President Dwight. OF Yac. Is enjoying ufo In a most
simple and happy manner this sumner. lie has
Ouags al Iitchicd and spends most of his time In
reading and answering the enormous Jurisprudence
tO which no always gives his personal attention.
T., aches have not yot appeaIei In New Haven mar
kets Tho apple crop Is large and there Is gut In
the market con equ'
Tho County Commissioners have decided not to fix
full license fees In towns IN this county Of more than
10000 Inhabitants at $500. This II Increase OF
800 from present rates and many liquor dealers say
that they must ont OF the business.
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Special Nollcs5.

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for sick and weakly persons.
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for sick and weakly persons.
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for sick and weakly persons.
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staten island sti awe WIN ADJUSTMENTS The rseous
"pagesnt of victory" which is the the
Fail Babylon now rupnng 30 successfully the
SLeu Island Amusement Company At 81 George
thing O Leauty than II nUmber Of
new aud abeaurs have been triuoe
since the add@d 500
mel The company, making no less than 800
told the spectacle seems msgnnsf I" fwre II ortgipa
This OF performer. presents Imposing
sight appears numbered 5000 instead OF b0o The
srray ~ girls dred by Imre klralfy beautiful
spectacle in itseL II sprrads out tho length OF Two city
blOt AMI girls that OF rars cos ana
beauty This feature poisstly put on the sass that
the ladies OF the audience bec0ns ts most enthnsiao al
nr-rS-a magnificent ballet yet ciaSte and per Tho
whole six acres In extent lighted WIN tho ray
of POWER electric lights and the effect ~ dazzling The
audiences number 10000 10 Oon nightly aa arc c"nveyod
there the Isand ferry 10y the seanor Grand ke
public Columbia and by boats from Newark Brotvn
Ezabrthpo and adjacent places The sail part OF the
sDiovmeht It being cheap aud delightful thesr moonlight
nghtS On Monday evruiug on the Invitation oil Erastue
%iman tho members OF the SewYork Press Club will attend
n . body.
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ELEC7RIC LIGHTS IN THE EAST

THE AMERICAN ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING coz
PANY, OF NETWORK. oUTBIDs THE BOSTON
COMPANY.
BATH. Maine. Aug 10. 1887 tspeciaD. Common
Council OF this city has been investigating for time
past the various systems Of electric lighting. and last
night voted By Is to to authorize the Mayor to
tract with the American Electric Light Company, OF
system. to light the public for Tho
contest was an exciting between tho Com
pany. OF NewYork, and the Thomson Houston Com pany
OF Boston. but after careful invesg the NewYork
company was selected.
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pRrrARlxo FoR az YRwEvoLANp HAIR.

PREPA RING FOR THE NFWEV0LAND FAIR.
WORCESTER Mass. Aug. II tSp>ciah.-Great prepare
tons making for tho New England Fair which is 10
lie held in tins city beginning August 30. The grounds
Of the local society have been improved grand
stands and Ca tie sheds built and the half-mie track
put IN perfect There IS every indication that the
will he successful held by the society
Joseph IL Walker, who IS at the head of tho local Com
mtlee of Arrangrtncnts.is wekuovn cattle and horse
breeder ami through bis personal innencs tho entries
In these departments will be uunsnaly large aud good
At meeting 81 the Executive Gonmttee THIS afternoon
detailed programme was ahope1 whicn leaves hour
unorcupied from Tuesday morning 10 Friday night A
novel 0f the fair will he G min alton 81 the
grounds each evening by electric light Tho evening
entertainment will consist 81 banl and
All the railroads will bring passengers and articles for
exhibition al reduced rates.
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THREE VICTIMS or OLAIRVOYANT

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 10 'Speoiah.-Mrs Rachel
Davis age fifty 6ve colored. and dans heIs Eliza
Milton age twenty two and Sarah liiks. age twenty
five we're sent the department OF the Phil
deipha Hospital ravng maniaos. Tnev have b' en-
attended b, Mrs. William iedent, a olnirvoyaut, who
give them tea. tied bsndages around their neck aud
TOLD them when they would ieel any disease coming
on catch mold of their turoats and sny Jack 10
AWAY IL IL suppose that sbo worked upon tier
minds n al they brcame insane. Mrs Davis ia the
mother policeman who has had the woman
Ledeut arrested.
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CHARLES HOFFMAN.

Charles Hoffman who died on Friday at his home, 40
Sc Madisonavs was Jersey City 1922. tie was
The son OF Anthony NJ Hofmann. who was part owner
in the steamer swallow the first steamboat that ran ne
twean New.York and Albany. Mr.. Hoffman was for
many wears employed In the Mechanics Bank. retiring
from active business abont three ago In the DAYS
n, the Volunteer Fire Department be was connected with
Inc ,mify Hose Company OF which eK-MayOr WicSham
was slso a member Mr. Hoffman leaves wife three
ons and one daughter brother and three sisters
are also living The funeral will take place at his home
-, at n M.
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CHERRY.MALT PHOsPHTrEs
A pleasant tonic; gives new life. All druggists -

The attention OF readers Is called to the adve rse
ment in advertising columns of the Mount Desert
Island Real Estate COMPANY. The wonderful growth
and dew elopment OF Bar Hsrbor Is known to all. The
gentlemen who have the management OF this company
In hand Of high character and large business
experience which guarantee that this company offers
safe investment IN all who desire 10 get large returns
for their money The company valuable prop
critics the island which are rapidly increasing in
value. HarbOr Touriat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

II will ladies' who vane grace health and oeauty
OF form 10 know that Miss H. Freud has opened aage cor
where choicest makes Of OF Europ
and America be al Miss Freud has had many year
experience the business ard nderef OF tn
best experts corsets perfect ft & guaranteed 0
will be refunded IL known Freuds I'm
and OF Corsets and Buse southwest
corner Broadway and l4lh.st Domestic Building.
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The Acme Of Perfection r. Found

Benson Plasers external remedy the prompt
and permanent relief Of pains the chest stomach bowels
back and Kidneys Bensons paseIs cool ng soothing
nonrrtang and always pleasant to the Ask for
Bensons and take other Al all reliable druggists